Review on 🎒 Nelson Rigg NR-300 Route 1 Traveler Tour Trunk Bag for Harley Davidson Ultra, Indian Roadmaster, and Honda Gold Wing - Black by Evan Haynes

$155 for this item?! There is absolutely nothing special about this bag. Arrived deformed. In addition, the finish is very cheap, with stains and blisters on the poorly forged leather material. Also, they used cheap zippers that don't work well; You would think that for $155 they would at least use YKK zippers! After all, it has to withstand high speeds alongside the elements. One of the flashes is already trying to separate. Materials are cheap everywhere. My living room is only littered with cheap plastic after I open the plastic bag it's in. Again, it's $155 and the best packaging they'll come up with is basically a clear bin liner. It has the same cheap smell as any of those endless $20 trunk organizers you buy online. The main features that drew me to this bag were that it could hold 2 helmets, it was expandable and it had to have "rigid" frames, so I was reluctant to pay the premium price assuming I was a premium -Got product, but that's not even close. Even if it wasn't warped, I wouldn't pay $50 for that piece of junk. The so-called rigid frame is nothing more than a cheap plastic insert found in most $15 department store gym bags. It is clear that this bag will not withstand long or constant use. If anyone reading this has ever spent $150 on a bag, backpack, etc. then you know what quality to expect, it's not even of the same magnitude. What is nothing more than a cheap, poorly made holdall with straps could be a $30 bag. There are many companies that want to separate the junk from their money, don't be one of them and don't walk past this junk or they might send you the same misshapen piece of junk which I can't get back quickly enough. Until I do that I think I'll have to take it outside, seriously it stinks horribly.